Therapy with Intercultural Couples: A Postmodern Approach

Biever, Joan L.; Bobele, Monte; North, Mary-Wales

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“…Participants noted spousal support for each other's cultural involvement, as well as trust and belief in each other, to be important strengths of their marriage. Consistent with the literature (Biever et al, 1998), both sets of participants experienced a deeper sense of belonging in each other's culture as they engaged in conversations about their differences and commitment.…”

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“…Cross‐cultural couples occupy various social locations based on their position in the “larger ecosystemic axes of power” (Killian, 2001a, p. 37). Thus, marrying interracially can bring up questions related to their identities (e.g., race, gender, ethnicity; Biever, Bobele & North, 1998) with some aspects of identity being more salient than others. For instance, couples did not necessarily see themselves as different in the way their families and communities perceived them.…”

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Cultural Intersections: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Experience of Asian Indian-White Interracial Couples

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The purpose of this study was to examine the "lived experience" of Asian Indian (AI)-White couples in interracial marriages. Ten highly educated AI-White professional couples were individually interviewed about their subjective experience of being in an interracial marriage, the challenges and strengths of this marriage, and the potential role of culture in their marriages. Data were analyzed using the Consensual Qualitative Research methodology. Results indicated that the couples' marital experiences were influenced by a complex intersection of ecosystemic factors with significant psychological impacts. These findings highlight shortcomings in drawing simplistic conclusions regarding the success or failure of an interracial marriage and have important implications for theory, research, and clinical practice.

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“…Pasangan antarbudaya seringkali menjadi korban prasangka, seperti menerima tatapan dingin atau ujaran kebencian bahkan dari orang yang sama sekali tidak dikenal (Biever, Bobele, & North, 1998). Adanya prasangka terhadap pasangan antarbudaya diperkuat dengan tiga bukti yakni:…”

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Apakah saliensi mortalitas berperan dalam menjelaskan prasangka terhadap pasangan antarbudaya? Sebuah studi eksperimental

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Studi Terror Management Theory (TMT) selama ini telah menunjukkan bahwa mengingatkan seseorang mengenai kematian (saliensi mortalitas) dapat membuatnya lebih berprasangka. Namun, masih belum jelas apakah sikap berprasangka tersebut juga dapat menyasar terhadap pasangan antarbudaya. Untuk itu, studi ini dilakukan guna menguji peran kecemasan eksistensial dalam kemunculan prasangka terhadap pasangan antarbudaya dengan menggunakan desain faktorial antarsubjek 2 (SM vs. kontrol) x 2 (harga diri tinggi vs. rendah). Partisipan penelitian ini terdiri dari 104 mahasiswa. Hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa partisipan yang diminta untuk memikirkan mengenai kematian memiliki skor rata-rata evaluasi terhadap pasangan antarbudaya yang secara signifikan lebih rendah dibandingkan partisipan yang diminta untuk memikirkan mengenai topik netral. Hasil studi ini memberikan bukti preliminer mengenai adanya peran kecemasan eksistensial di balik kemunculan prasangka terhadap pasangan antarbudaya.

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“…A domain to which narrative therapy is particularly applicable is multicultural counseling. Recent examples of the application of narrative therapy to multicultural counseling include Biever's (1998) work with intercultural couples and Nagata's ( 199 1) work with Asian American internment survivors. Helping clients recognize the impact of gender, race, and other social constructs on their identities and the problems they experience is an important aspect of multicultural counseling processes (Lee, 1997).…”

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Narrative Therapy: A Storied Context for Multicultural Counseling

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Narrative therapy attempts to examine and use the meanings and consequences that are the foundation of the stories and experiences clients bring to therapy. In this article, the authors review narrative therapy, including a description of key narrative techniques, and its application to multicultural counseling.Pamela Lucey Semmler is a master's student, and Carmen B r m Williams is an assistant professor; both i n counseling psychology and counselor educatiDn at the University of Colorado at Denuer. Correspondence regarding this article should be sent to Carmen

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Therapy with Intercultural Couples: A Postmodern Approach

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Cultural Intersections: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Experience of Asian Indian-White Interracial Couples

Cultural Intersections: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Experience of Asian Indian-White Interracial Couples

Apakah saliensi mortalitas berperan dalam menjelaskan prasangka terhadap pasangan antarbudaya? Sebuah studi eksperimental

Narrative Therapy: A Storied Context for Multicultural Counseling

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